THURSDAY, APRIL 14,496f; -THE _ MICHIGAN DAILY v /.cet -P THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1906 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE " M' Diamondmen I By GRAYLE HOWLETT Although there were no parades through the streets or dignitaries to throw out the first ball, the Michigan. baseball team opened up at home yesterday and provided their own fireworks in drubbing the University of Detroit 9-3. The Wolverines, taking advan- tage of sunny skies and springlike temperatures, also capitalized on. two Detroit pitchers 'as they banged out 123 hits, including one home run and three triples. Throw in two fine performances by start- ing and winning pitcher Bob Reed and reliefer Geoff Zahn and you have the ingredients for a satisfy- ing afternoon. Michigan, paced offensively by shortstop Bob Gilhooley who went three-for-four and scored two runs and knocked in another three, all but wrapped it up in the second inning when they sent ten men to the plate and pushed across six runs. After a scoreless inning and a half, first baseman Chan Simonds led off the home half of the sec- and with a line shot single to right. Rick Sygar followed with an infield single deep in the hole at short. , Reed, up to sacrifice, laid a perfect bunt down the third base line which the Titans decided to let roll. It hugged the chalk line for a single and the sacks were loaded. Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Bob Gilhooley then collected his first RBI when he lofted a sac- rifice fly to left scoring Simonds with the first run of the game. Ted Sizemore walked to load the bases, and when Detroit shortstop Carlos Guerra threw wild to sec- ond on Dick Shryer's ground ball, two more runs scampered home. Les Tanona blooped a single into center to load the bases again. After a run scored on Spicer's in- field out and Shryer and Tanona pulled a double steal to push an- other across, the final tally scored on first baseman Ty Harvard's boot of Al Bara's grounder. Through the Box Detroit got two of them back in the top of the third when Guer- ra bounced a single through the box, second baseman Tom Engel sliced a double down the right field line, and Mark Ottenbreit dropped in a double over Gilhoo- ley's head. After Harry Brinsden lined a single to short which Gil- hooley claimed he caught but the umpire said he trapped, Reed set- tled down and struck Tom Sied- laczek out swinging and got Rick Rashid to sky to left to end the threat. Michigan got one in the third when Gilhooley jumped on a Fred Beauregard fast ball and lined a 375-foot homer over the left cen- terfield fence. The two clubs battled scoreless until the bottom of the fifth when the. Wolverines used back-to-back triples by Reed and Gilhooley to produce their eighth run. Michi- gan closed out their scoring in the bottom half of the eighth when DETROIT AB R H RBI 'they loaded the bases on Gilhool- ey's third hit, a line single through the box, and walks to Sizemore and Shryer. Then side-arm relief- er Larry Salci wild pitched in Gilhooley home to end the offens- ive attack for the Wolverines. Zahn Holds 'Em Detroit managed a run in the ninth on a walk, two singles and an error, but Zahn never let the Titans muster up another threat. "I'm happy," said a smiling Michigan coach MobyhBenedict after the game, "but then you're always happy when you win. Ev- erything worked out fine includ- ing the weather. I wish we could have weather like this for all our home games." Benedict was probably beam- ing over the sparkling perform- ances by his two pitchers Reed and Zahn. Reed, who notched his third victory in four decisions, worked the first five innings allowing only two runs on five hits. He struck out three and issued two walks. Zahn came on in the sixth inn- ing and started out like a house Calling, All Girls We're now leasing for Fall and Summer, too, and the place is jumping with guys. We need you -they need you-our lounge and swimming pool need you! 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Sell Your Books to STUDENT BOOK SGRVICG - - -- - son why we won is because we Michigan now stands 9-4 on the didn't kick the ball around. Be- year while the Titan's ledger is sides we jumped off to that early 2-3. The Michigan nine next en-1 lead and it is always good to get tertains Central Michigan on Sat- on top so you can play your type urday, April 16, at Ferry Field, of ballgame. On top like that, we gametime 1:00, and then takes could try a few things like steal- on the Fighting Irish of Notre ing bases." Dame in an afternoon contest at Speaking of stealing bases, the Ferry Field on Monday, April 18, Wolverines stole five yesterday to beginning at 3:30. run their total for the year to 20. More amazing is Michigan has SPORTS NIGHT EDITOR: been caught stealing once this RICK STERN season. 1215 South U. 761-0700 PA Friday morning'sDaily is final issue Baltimore Minnesota Cleveland Detroit 4. Chicago California New York Washington Boston Kansas City w 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 L 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 Pct. 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 GB 1/ 1/ l2 11/ 1/ 1/ 2 2 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Baltimore 8, Boston 1 Minnesota 5, Kansas City 3 Detroit at New York (rain) Cleveland at Washington (wet) Only games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. Pittsburgh 2 0 1.000 x-LOs Angeles 1 0 1.000 x-San Francisco 1 0 1.000 Cincinnati 0 0 .000 New York 0 0 .000 x-Houston 0 1 .000. x-Chicago 0 1 .000 Atlanta 0 2 .000 x- ight game N6. x-Night game inc. Guerra, ss Engel, 2b Ottenbreit, rf Brinsden, cf Sielaczek, 3b Hartman, 3b Rashid, if Schaefer, ph' Havard, lb Garski, ph Yeomans, c Beauregard, p Krause, ph Salci, p Saad, ph Totals MICHIGAN Gilhooley, ss Sizemore, c Shryer, If Tanona, of Spicer, 3b Bara, rf Fisher, rf Sinmonds, lb Nelson, lb Sygar, 2b Reed, p Zahn, p Totals 5 1 1 0 4 0 1 2 4 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 35 3 8 2 AB R H RBI 4 2 3 3 54111 451 4 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 2 2 0 37 13 9 5 02000 0- 3610100- GB 1/ 1% 1% 2 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Pittsburgh 6, Atlanta 0 New York at Cincinnati (wet, cold) Houston at Los Angeles (inc) Chicago at San Francisco (inc) NBA PLAYOFF RESULT St. Louis 131, Los Angeles 127 (series tied at 3 games apiece) St. Louis 0 0 .000 1 Philadelphia 0 0 .000 1 Philadelphia at St. Louis (inc) DCETROIT MICHIGAN E-Engel, Havard, Zahn. DP -- None. PO-A-Michigan 27-8, Detroit 24-9. LOB-Detroit 8, Michigan 9. 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